In the strange situation, latoya basically ignored her mother, was not upset when she left the room, and did not seek her out when she returned. mary ainsworth would most likely classify latoya as: group of answer choices insecure antisocial. securely attached. insecure resistant. insecure avoidant.

The best answer to this question: Mary Ainsworth would most likely classify Latoya as:___, would be: Insecure avoidant.

Explanation:

When forming relationships with other people, especially during the first years of life, the way that parents interact with their children will be vital to define how, in later years, these same children will be able to bond with other people. In the case of Latoya, it is evident that she does not want, or does not care, that her mother is in the room with her; she does not seek her, she ignores her mother and was not upset if her mother was not there with her. Latoya´s attitude shows a lack of attachment to her mother, even a rejection, to her, for a reason that is unknown. Furthermore, it would seem as if Latoya were avoiding anything that has to do with her mother, to the point of ignoring that she is even there. These are typical attitudes of children that have formed an insecure avoidant bond with another person.

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